Thyme honey is probably the most famous and popular honey in Greece.
This thyme honey comes from the nomadic Mouriki beekeeping family. These wandering beekeepers manage 2,500 colonies in Greece, commuting with their bees between the mainland and the Aegean islands to perform pollination work. The beekeeper receives top-quality honey as payment.
This honey is named after the home of beekeeping - ΔΕΡΒΕΝΟΧΩΡΙΑ. Translated, it is the municipality of Dervenochoria in the province of Boeotia. This agricultural region in central Greece has been largely spared from tourism, so that the bees find the coveted thyme and herbs in the meadows and pastures. Consequently, the beekeeper calls his honey "Thyme & Herbs" instead of just highlighting the thyme.
450 g Greek thyme honey á 11,90 EUR; basic price 1 kg = 26,44 EUR
We source this honey directly from Greek beekeepers , without any middlemen. This honey is only marketable (i.e., suitable for sale) in Austria once we have added additional German-language labels to each honey jar.
Manufacturer & all rights to the photos reserved: Mourikis Panagiotis, Greece
- Order and pick up free of charge in the store from Tuesday to Friday. Please note the opening times . Address: Welthonig im Rabenhof, Hainburger Straße 68-70/45/1, 1030 Vienna
- Customers can choose between private delivery companies such as DPD, GLS and Hermes, as well as the Austrian Post AG. You can find all the information in the shipping rates .
- Order and same-day delivery in Vienna. Carried out by Veloce Botendienste GmbH. Orders placed in the evening and on weekends will be processed as quickly as possible on the next working day.
- Secure online payment with SSL encryption: credit card (Mastercard, Visa, American Express), Klarna and eps transfer. Swiss customers can pay directly in CHF without having to exchange. Customers in Canada can also pay directly in CAD without having to exchange. Customers in the USA can also pay directly in USD without having to exchange.
- Offline payment without a card with traditional transfer to the company bank account (prepayment). After receipt of payment, the goods are packed and shipped.